Watch now: TUSD Food Services unload buses after grab-and-go program
Warehouse workers at the Tucson Unified School District Food Services Department building unload coolers and crates from buses returning from grab-and-go distributions. The TUSD Food Services Department has continued to provide services for students and families throughout the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and is currently providing about 30,000 meals a week for students. (Josh Galemore / ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÏñAV)
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The district closed two fifth-grade classes at Holaway Elementary after two staffers tested positive. Those students will switch to "remote by necessity" for the next two weeks.
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Requests for money from Gov. Doug Ducey's Enrollment Stability Grant program exceeded the $370 million available. So, when the grants were made last week, a lot of school districts were left in the lurch.
TUSD is sticking with remote learning on Jan. 4 because of a rising number of COVID-19 cases and the challenges that come with large numbers of staff and students having to quarantine.Â
